Advanced words and phrases in English (Improve your English) English Conversation Practice

hello everyone and welcome to a new  Tangerine TV program good afternoon

teacher hello James and hello to everyone  watching this video I hope you're

fine excellent today we will give a  students more advanced vocabulary in

English we're going to talk about idioms this  time related to money I'm sure they want to  

learn Advanced vocabulary money we all need  it we all want it even though we think and  

talk about money at all times in some cultures  people don't talk openly about money because of

that idioms come come come in handy whenever  we want to discuss money or the lack of it  

I will teach you some of them so that you  can have conversations about your finances  

like a native speaker for example bread  and butter do you know what this phrase

mean this English idiom phrase means means a job  that provides someone with the money they need to

live for example I can't miss  work again it's my bread and

butter I can give you another example  the mobile phone business was actually  

his bread and butter another phrase is daylight  robbery I'm sure you have heard this expression  

before this English idiom about money  means that something is really really

expensive it refers to an exorbitant  fee for a product or service for

example the prices here are daylight  robbery £3 for sandwiches it's daylight

robbery you wouldn't believe some of  the prices they church it's daylight

robbery another expression fast bug  or quick bug these Expressions refer  

to money made easily or quickly for example  you can make a fast bug by selling hot dog

or I think people go out to make a  fast bug without worrying about the

consequences this permitted him to make a  fast bug my friend made some quick easy money

dishonestly other expression is flat broke this  phrase means you don't have any money at all

for example 3 years have passed  since John had a job his flat

broke or Mary recalls how they were  flat broke and almost leing hand to  

mouth the worst times were when he was  flat broke and had no money at all the  

last expression live from hand to  mouth that's also a very famous

expression this idiom also serves as a verb and  it means to have just enough money to live on  

to have no money to spare for example Gina had  to live from hand to mouth until the end of the

year or in early days many  people live from hand to

mouth 9/10 of the population in rural  areas live from hand to mouth what else  

bet your bottom dollar it is to  be absolutely sure or confident  

about something to the point of being  willing to wager all your money on it

seriously it's used to express a strong belief  or certainty I will give you one example don't  

worry if someone is confident they will  win a bet they might say you can bet your  

bottom dollar that I'll win or you can bet  your Bottom Dollar that he'll be the next

president another example you can  bet your bottom dollar that he'll be

late burning a hole in your  pocket how can I explain it to you

okay it is used to describe the feeling of  one wanting to spend money immediately after  

receiving it example this bonus is burning a  hole in my pocket I want to buy something nice  

right away another one don't wait until the  money is burning a hole in your pocket plan  

ahead do something at all costs this means you  aim to accomplish a goal or task regardless of  

the cost challenges or sacrifices involved it  is generally used to emphasize determination  

and persistence for example we need to win this  match at all costs even if it means playing extra

time other security during the president's  visit must be maintained at all

costs easy money it is an expression  that refers to money that is earned  

or obtained with little effort skill or risk  I'm going to give you some examples so you can

understand he thought online gambling would be  easy money but he ended up losing more than he

won another example he started  stealing as a way of making Easy

Money fthy Rich it is used to  describe someone who is extremely

wealthy often to the point of being  excessively rich or having a lot of  

money I wish the CEO of the company's fil  rich with multiple luxurious homes and

Y other example a filthy rich person  tends to have a superiority complex  

toward others or everyone assumed  the members at the golf club were  

filter rich and the red it is a financial  term that describes a negative financial

situation indicating that a person  business or organization has more  

expenses or liabilities than  assets or revenues the business  

has been in the red for the past few  quarters and they need to make some

changes my my bank account is in the red  Yak often runs his father's company in the

red money doesn't buy class it is an  idiom that suggests having wealth or  

financial resources does not automatically  make a person classy sophisticated or

refined for example the new milliona lacks  sophistication they say money doesn't buy

class and it could be interesting  to know our students opinion is it

true I mean is it real that money can't  buy class what do you say guys let us  

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